South Africans are seething over scenes of a “Zulu” parade spotted during New Orleans’s annual Mardi Gras. The colourful carnival season ended last week on the eve of Ash Wednesday, also known as “Fat ...

An American woman threatened South Africans over the New Orleans Zulu parade. The TikTok video went viral on social media, ...

By 2005 the Zulu parades were premiere Mardi Gras events with lavish floats. Gone was the raggedy pants parody of the original parade; the king and queen of Zulu reigned in elegant tuxedo and gown.

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Revelers decked out in traditional purple, green and gold came out to party on Fat Tuesday in New Orleans’ first full-dress ...

An American lady went online to threaten South Africans with voodoo and people from Mzansi couldn't stop laughing, The nation ...

South Africans were outraged by a woman who threatened Mzansi people who were unimpressed by the New Orleans Zulu Parade. The lady claimed the culture.

A Zulu parade during Mardi Gras in New Orleans triggered debate. The parade featured participants in blackface and afro wigs. South Africans criticised the parade as culturally insensitive.

“Bottom line, they gonna still get the Zulu parade and all the excitement, it’s just a little earlier,” said Darren Mire, a Krewe of Zulu spokesperson. “We have to err on the side of ...

By 2005 the Zulu parades were premiere Mardi Gras events with lavish floats. Gone was the raggedy pants parody of the original parade; the king and queen of Zulu reigned in elegant tuxedo and gown.